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- July 20, 2024
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Balancing blessings: The impact of maternity leave on employed women in Zimbabwe
Leonard Ncube, [email protected] HAVING a baby is a blessing, but it can disrupt the whole life plan, especially for employed women. The solution for this is maternity and paternity leave,…
adminCopyright: The Musician’s Bank
Alexio Gwenzi and Hope Masike Copyright Academy Take a moment to imagine your favourite Zimbabwean musician. Have you ever wondered how much they are worth? Or in simpler terms, what…
DeMbare in race to beat CAF deadline
Eddie Chikamhi, Senior Sports Reporter DYNAMOS are confident they will beat the CAF deadline for the registration of players to participate in the Confederation Cup that begins next month. The…
More life for Faith Drive’s Nyagumbo
Veronica Gwaze, Sports Reporter WHEN Zimbabwe Women’s Soccer League side Faith Drive Queens founder Nelia Musikavanhu spotted Morelife Nyagumbo in 2017, she saw a young athlete with potential. Despite the…
The Viking mode: Lessons in business strategy: Part Two
Arthur Marara, Point Blank (This is a continuation from last week’s article.) Lesson 3: Resilience and persistence The Vikings battled through a myriad of hardships and challenges during their daring…
The importance of lifelong learning
Rutendo Gwatidzo, Changing Perspectives In today’s rapidly changing world, education does not stop after graduation. I remember as I grew up, I could not wait to reach a level where…
Muzarabani gains on ICC rankings
ZIMBABWE pacer Blessing Muzarabani has been rewarded on the International Cricket Council T20I rankings after gaining 11 places to move to 44th overall on the list for bowlers following his…
Advancing industrial, market integration in the SADC region
Richard Muponde, Zimpapers Politics Hub THE Southern African Development Community (SADC) is advancing the industrial development and market integration in the region to boost economic growth and greater collaboration among…
Emotions high as Kuwadzana siblings are buried
Remember Deketeke and Trust Freddy TWO siblings Atidaishe (10) and Atipaishe (8) Makechemu, who died in a family room in Harare’s Kuwadzana 4 suburb last Sunday, were victims of asphyxiation…
Chirere’s poems in ‘Shamhu YeZera Renyu’ therapeutic
Rodney T Munemo A day after I finished reading Memory Chirere’s latest collection of poems, “Shamu YeZera Renyu’” I felt some therapy. The book won a National Arts Merit Award,…